Pension reform
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The ambassadors of the G-7 countries (the United States, Italy, Germany, France, the UK, Canada and Japan) in Ukraine issued a statement calling on the Ukrainian parliament to adopt…
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Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers approved at its Wednesday meeting a package of four bills that must be adopted for the implementation of the pension reform.
Prime Minister Volodymyr…
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The National Reform Council under the President of Ukraine will consider a draft pension reform before it is sent to the Verkhovna Rada next week, Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman…
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The mission of the International Monetary Fund, which was in Ukraine since May 16 to begin discussion of the allocation of the fifth tranche under the EFF credit program, completed…
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved and is preparing to submit to the National Council of Reforms a draft pension reform, which, if passes the parliament, will come into…
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman expects that the deficit of the Pension Fund in 2018 will increase by 34bn to 175bn hryvnia, unless pension reform is adopted. "The deficit of the…
- Ukrainian government at a meeting on Wednesday, 17 May, approved a bill on pension reform and sent it to the National Reform Council under the president. Prime Minister Volodymyr…
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An expert of the think tank Reanimation Package of Reforms, Pavlo Yankovskyy, believes that Ukraine has no other choice but introduce a funded pension system.
"The solidarity system…
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The Ministry of Social Policy plans setting uniform rules for the assignment of pensions before moving on to a funded system, the deputy minister Mykola Shambir stated at the round…
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On Friday, 28 April, at 12:00 Gorshenin Institute will host a round table conference "What should be a fair pension system in Ukraine?"
The organizer of the round table is Gorshenin…
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The Vice-Prime Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Rozenko called "delusional" an article by the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Ukraine, Ron van Rooden, published by Economichna…
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman says the planned increase of pensions for October will affect about 5.6 million Ukrainians.
In the opening remarks before his press conference on…